Student's father Khamis: Meeting the head of state is a badge of honor and we hope that we will be up to the trust
The father of the student, Khamis Saleh Al-Junaibi, who won first place in the International Mathematical Olympiad, recently said in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh: "We cannot describe the overwhelming happiness that pervaded the family members, when we received a call yesterday, to the honor of meeting His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President The state,” he continued, adding, “The wonderful reception from His Highness gave us a badge of honor on our chests, which we are proud of, and we ask God to be up to the confidence that our leadership hopes for us.”
He added that His Highness the President of the State recommended Khamis to persevere, diligence and diligence, and to pay more attention to his studies, and told him, "God bless you, you have brought the good news," noting that Khamis was in a state of indescribable happiness, in the words of His Highness, the President of the State.
The student Khamis is studying in the seventh grade at Saad bin Muadh School in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, which is a public school, and he received training at the Children's Genius Center.
The student's father stated that the center told him two months ago about the Math Olympiad competition in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh, which is an international competition, and then the student participated with the participating students.
He stressed that the student prepared well for the competition, as he used to go to training three times a week, for two or three hours a day.
He added that the number of participants in the Olympics was large from 19 countries, and Khamis, in the Start 2D level, won first place.
Saleh Al-Junaibi, who works as an assistant principal of a school, said: "Before the start of the competition, I asked Khamis to put the Emirates in mind, and to rely on God. After the competition ended, the result was announced on the second day, and Khamis was the first place winner."
He drew the student to solve 75 questions out of 100 within 10 minutes.
He indicated that the student tends to study engineering, and when His Highness the President of the State asked him which universities he prefers to study at, Khamis replied that he would like to study at Khalifa University of Science and Technology.
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